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Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10
Or. WILLIAM HALL
OF Hail q t.Nrree,

Sfres special attention - Diseases Of women Blood
ard Skin Diseases and all troubles Of the Urinary
Organs speedily cured IN ooch orice over
Woodnsn's Rank North Main street. ConsuI.afton
DAY nsghf Fsss. Read Drs Hall & Bennett's card
tx
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10
w w WILLIAMS Al n
J. { BENNETT "A n

Regular Phpsici n I. urgeon f3n y Mai, Street.
room ana Q. re -hous No. Il2 Main. Wichita.
hanfn 6Is-lm+
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

NOE SALE-A good bottom farm OF l6i acres. -
acres hrst bottom. - acres OF which n in caItfva
eh'n; 10 acres timer; a bearing peach orchard,
and young apple orchard: ~ acres fenced
Win post and wire right by the house; with
Ge'er i.lilu2 running water in tiie enclosure. a line
pasture; frame hOus+ ilX2J With basement uri
aeTaestb; frame gFsHary luxt2 frame barn tsxxt,
hog lot ny barn. Two good ~ us; al dining thfs
farm nave another, OF 10 acrts Ga bottom.
80 OF when Is Ira cultivation 10 III timber: -
fenced for pasture 'y the house; frame bVs- l2xIs
one sIt'Ty vita cellar. Oalsi- case good welt crtFn
Glib. Stone static, feed lot with rusninS water
through Il, bearing peach orchard ard walnut grave
bF the house- These = o farms a. we'll Water.d
> acres of good young timber them. lia acres %;
nts class bottom Hand T.. cultivation q very deSfra
Die property for stock and grain farm; viii sell bof
together Tor - per acre. wiil give - years
Ut per cent Interest On 4aGp ar viii sell them
separately Hnd give uf0S IN part. Dut would want
more per acre 20 sell them separately the ~ is
miles from Leon and are rrt bottom farms They
Gust DE sold. Address :; III. MORT. Leon. kansas
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10
BUTLER 81 BRUNER.

CIVIL. MINING ENGINEERS AND ARC SITECTS.
Plans and estimates for bridges, roofs. public
buildings. business blocks, modern dwellings, etc.
All kinds of surveying and draughting promptly
attended to: surveys and estimates for railroad
stTuctIon and sewerage a suectdlty.
WM. BU TLtR. late Asst. Engr a., T. & ST. +. r. r.
AbH. BkUNER. late Asst Engr Penn r. X. Co.
Room 70. sitting Block. Wichita, Kan. ll4-tm
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

Can show French p~sissrrs with al imported
h1rses tAiliOaz in ss~yies f,r year Of l-G:
II Gtas. french iran. COLO biscs 81 Gam
beta. Ffepen ca ch. eotor bay hissk j.ists.
as. J'sspb. high grsde freaea Draft. color
steel gr ~. So - insure fssr~ tn foAi.
Mares from IL tsacs kept sSek- free al
chnrg s."xnsrs' nix Al are / sited 20 IN
sfer. NV norsss >" fore breeding .~g-sxsrys.
Will stand a. my farm tn Hrs days o. the
week. Frjay md Saturday a, .. " im-s'
barn az eK-t end % NhgsI ct lilac 4 bs.ess
sonth of Douglas AEeaas ~ stst. ! bsrs purs
bred anil grade s,slllen- f,r sis. si~o q f~W
choice ~ho tbo~n bails fur sale at reasonable
terms itla2 VIZ I'll HinAs -sITH.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10
DR. p a SIJYTON & SON

Physicians and Surgeons. CfGce DEAN block. 81
Main st. stairs. Or mt room. orpo tie pccidents
hos<s- Residence. = - One OF In
the ofce st al, hours day and night except hen at
meals, Teiosphpne In ott.ce No. Isl.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10
/ n. TERRilI. M. D.

Physician and Surgeon Diseases OF women and
children q speciality ONCE Ia Vain st: ia front
rooms OF Aiurich 6 Brown. Reed y Mcpherson
block. Residence ISL rope4s ave Telephone FOR
day Gala isQ. night calls IaS Sstf
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

y.-oP SALE or FyCH ,sGE-pesiral,'e improved
i and vacant ,-srty IN SiBd ia co ~isY Co.
Kan Tor safe hAage for prapeftT In " tehita
Add s. L. Gilbert, u = Land once. IS Il hita. Kan.
~
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10
Township 0mcers.

T0WHSHIp UmCeFS.
Each Road Overseer should have
a hoad overseer's Account Book, Re-
ceipt Book for Labor, Receipt Book
for Extra Work. and Receipt Book
for Material Used.
CT The above should be furnished
To the Officers of each well regulated
Fownship,at the expense of the Town
ship. The EAGLE has the mcst com
plete Books and Blanks how published.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10
FOR sALR.

J<>Ok SALE-se n on Ecpeks and good house as
- 90 30 must be soid at oncs. EArnnm L 1f~crye
n, Lair 81
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10
Or. D. T. SMOKE

Veterinary Surgeon; graduate OF Philadelphia Vet
Urinary College OF IS. Proprietor OF Horses Home,
opposite G. A. r. building ist, st Telephone H. d2S
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

ItNOE sALE-Ths pest retail hart ware business IN
L tr~ city. enquire OF Bissartz 9sfthe.s- ia
douglas 81 -
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
RODGERS

The Photographer. Pictures In all sizes and styles
ge also carries the fnest assortment OF picture
frames IN the city. Give him q friendly call and
anime samples.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

LSOE 3Ai.E-One hundred feet front Nth two Z
i room houses, Waeo a.. bet ~~ssl Ia, ard
% s.r~ete. For terms call On J. Humphrey str.
Eae > e
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10
E. B. IEWE1T,
PHYSICIANS.
w. M. JOHNSON

Honoeopathist General practice. cnrontc diSessee-
and a rssases of females. Telephone No los.
Office and residence over steel a Sens hArtware
store III n Main street, Wichita. Kan.
Once hours. TO 10 - m, TO p. m. and al night
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

LN0R RENT-For the year 1887. 49, pasture
Il fenced with good three wire fence. plenty Of
water In the pasture, will rent for $40 cash rent
here rs house ss1Xj two stories high Ia ril-
The Land lays well and Is all subject cultivation
There il 40 acres not fenced Will lease he so
for term of ears at nominal rent if party viii
put a certain amount in cultivation Address
Mofti. Leon. Kansas. aJa
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

I>oR SALES n 81 indianapolis and va
l. Ter Enquire al 81 . Taz.r - =
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

LNOR RENTING store ROOM with fixtures com
Il plet-, in center Of business. also stock dry
goods for sale or trade for real estate John G. Al
len "
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

DEPORr cf the coGtittou If the WICHITA Ma
1Afto>AL. BANK. al Wichita. IN tire state OF Kan
ssls. at The close OF business. Aarca 4. 1885,.
RESOURCES
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

Tor kEST--The new 2story brick hotel. q rooms;
L well nnisheI, located st Augu.ta. Kan,
The b st ~ population towns ia Kansas. Add J. w
Kerr, augusta Kan. lig4v
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

nor RENr-Furnis red rooms street car line
Il corner Wichita AN eleventh sts: four gentlemen
pre'.rrei Address r O 'rary. Eagle Office. 1875.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

Tor RENT-Improved farm OF 20 Bunneu
IL & M)rchouss. dssU
L>oH REST-A splendid farm near Wichita for
l. cash rent. Apply 10 j. A. Miller No tss Main
~
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

tIIANTED-A good girl for general h0usework
w will find a steady SITUATION ana good wages by
calling at once l. s43 IL Lawrence. b. L. Green.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

INOR RENTED acres Of fine farming land. Il
so. 25 y Main ST. f1t6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

NOR REET-Two nicely fu -nished roo,s.
block from DOuzias address + A - lock box
81, city. I2js+
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

f->}E SAIKfsosss ss11 re-Es a. zzat .ss-vtht~g -z
4 srd e. fciass - - safa ss viii seaI ~ -
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

Wy ANTED-3 or furnished rooms for light house
w keeping "A small n 9use in unquestioDsbie TO-
cation; address D this office - -. d.l22-6,.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

eva ezxss~>~ as sxrreya-. soss u rsssfas
S4ocx. gss-.sA- kzz-
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

AZ ANTED-A girl 10 do general homework. APP
w Immediately AT DR. AOrsan's once over Kan
Furniture Co.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-10

SNANTED-'iirl for general housework first-class
W wages 10 first class girl. j. +. iauck. cor 1871
md All 81
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quarters, and unconscious of each other,
they contribute TO result that is uncon-
scious OF its two authors. Now II there
Is not an outside architect or creator who
arranges that combination then how are
we to account for it?
AT this point the thoughtful sxeptic If
he has soul will conclude that there Is
realm of investigation that reason
brings him 10 in this spiritual and mental
state of contemplation, and that return
ing again to the physical impression the
triune combination of his powers has
given a physical fact, conclusion, and a
proof that there is something beyond the
ken Of his capacity that is akin to his
higher nature, but that he is not able to
comprehend.
Let us recall the rhyme OF the saiirist
on a certain philosopher who argued only
two-thirds Of the way that we have at
tempted TO analyze. and the joke is
doublv grim because of the place OF IFS
inscription.
Is beneath this stone commonly called tonic
impressions ana ideas le thar constituted
Hume"
our text taken from the poet OF truth,
who seemed 90 know how all individuals
under all circumstances would act, cites
the most pathetic position Of the human
mind when exalted by hope or despair
into that communion with the spiritual
self the man aspires to source OF
infinite might and justice that shall set
tie his case for the best and in a manner
that he cannot comprehend. The grand
er the revelation of this faith, the
smaller the individual feels, until at last,
out of humility, he collects the counsel
OF sublime duty.
He walks the world without fear OF the
present or the future, believing that if
he does the work before him he is in per
feet harmony with divine justice, and that
nothing can be wrong.
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nAuaAreRs o. "

Mis- Alice 81 Iou-f..on Nl-Ha.'
poet. has been slo.tedtotae tann.i
committee
ATTORNEY Genera. Garland a--'
Daisy wl. De oue 9i thr 0onH-
debutantes m Washington
Annie Mercer. Of MIs-lasee county, A p,
nromias to becomea rm1es Size r W
I'm her l..h year, and yet sle r u.-'
SIX feot n stature.
A congress OF German women i' g.
40 Huuburg t1 discus fao
avenue. OF employment i0r it'
highor education, cylequlif "'...
An American girl halmt fn
yana is the nignns U@a.i
The Prince Of Wales sage she
soonest woman of che age if !,
Meade. and she declines b. be i-l.'
his royal lIglnea ..
Miss Flora Burlington, OF Na..e liz
rlayel the piano SD per...at
neirhbo~ complained oi " $500
Fired lv th,, treatment she re0.ft. '....
tbem vlat She really could ao, aa-
steadily for los hours, stopping e--'
freshnenta
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20 make great mention os -,
in my memoirs, because ~ '"I' chanhy
loney ygnlh was wasted her, " N,
again This claims 10 be caI'.5 Au
ed chamber, for Thousand '''9 ? hasa..
IT," 'Fp'AIel i0 us +
Little better can be said ~ 81
IN Mall street, whereafter b,, an pr 1o4se
ldyliic life at the Old Nap.e ~ =, r leiu
ana TWO years pleasant far-,'. .oA.li.
eFer-hosiptable Manning hor, "s .. A
pert street Salem. De removed .a h,f
lamily m 1871 In thl. uan,. ...- De
naoiialion was written ,o tbs 'oli
Letter an achievement uIit ''f.g
other land with any other n.-.I 'l AaY
nave made of the place ano.l,- '..f
national preservation But ,b..lIte '''
is also a shabby tenement hon none
and impuriurbabie Saiemtof., gam
ancient First Church neor..- .' 90.
me rear OF the Essex iu.au. n
ed the desk used 0y Hawthorn.
old Custom House IfN.f .a,
Hnd little, and stands ODD t .. i.
logs, t.lai you lDal fhedr..rfI
must pave haa sad Time o. H. l.I
ihe spihdlY thing upon l...........
OUT Do l' some clmi0rff0 .e ..r...
SD .ienlicmtmcmDl'0 0.t..r..
famed. ferhan. DO wo.l ru
had IL cost Che good poore0f>
fIiur aaF
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16

The great black beast That fnancicr,
are IN dread Of and that is oyerawing the
money market and roaring at general
trade is the accumulation of currency in
The National Treasury Unquestiona0lY
shat accumulation is not natural wise
healthy. or safe. LISA great inconven-
fence. and likely TO become greater. It
is most demoralizing temptation To is
calculated to excite the greed of swind-
lers, and encourage extravaganza and
waste i'm publicappropriation
Government has right to levy
taxes to support itself and 10
meet publ. demands and necessities
Beyond This every fraction of tax is q
wrong am uniustiiable exercise Of power
a robbery of the people
Tie accumulation of currency is proof
positive that our revenues internal and
external are excessive lt is an unnatur-
al emptyng of the veins and arteries OF
commerce, congestion that unless re-
leved will cause great trouble and event
ually dry mp trade.
All this the people know aii this
is common talk. and Congress
has no business before 70 SO requiring im-
mediate attention and legislation as ihc
revenues and the currency and all the
financial wisdom and experience Of the
land i, alive TO solve the most important
problem.
But while all This is so. the greatness of
the danger is far ahead of us. and The
power that can and ought to- bring rchefi-
just beforeu- Possiblyitiswellthat Wall
street is magnif,in, the dangers and
evil of treasury accumulation. and thai
New y ork hnanciers can see nothing in
The heavens but the great bear
"whcn storms appear wise mca put 900 their
cl0aks.
and go know the ror-i Off cures the
worst. and while things are being set
right 30 viii be well to De careful. The
business and money-makine world of
this country has many sins against com
mon sense andpain business lass 90 am
swel for And much worthless Trash
held for the bigger fool must perish in
the hands of the last owners Bat tine
currency i'm the treasury is not now the
source of AN our woes. nor as far rs Ve can
see is there any cause OF ground of scri-
Gus apprehension outside of Unconscious
ness of men who nave been boldly gambl-
ing, abusing the public faith and loading
/ themselves with worthless stun 90 fleece
the general world Legitimate business
is safe. The Fnaacid Chronicle gives us
the following figures Currency of the
United States July L. 1856, when money
was easy in the treasury $3OS $50. 1O3 in
hands Of people, 81 246,41s,Sj1 October
IA. 1887, money stringent in treasury,
1901 s5O,s13 in hands Of the people.
$1,343,0lS,5l9 So that now there is less
currency in the treasury. and more
money in the hands Of the people than
there was in July, 1856, when times were
flush
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16

The Reformers Of Richmond do not
seem to have much to say, and they Ger
tainly have not much TO do besides rally
ing as many Republicans as possible.
The fooling policy has failed on Dem
Ocrats.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16

General Boulanger's arrest for CRITICS
ing the Minister Of War is doubtless, ac-
cording to military law, correct, but it
will help Boulanger to little more pop
ularity
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16

Relative OF the proposition TO make Gov
eminent repositories Of banks. Secretary
Fairchild says that the law has allowed it
for twenty years, and that in the last
two years any bank OF good standing has
been allowed 10 become a Government
depository on giving proper security.
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PAGE MCCARTHY. EDITOR.

City Delivery by carriers at 10 cents per week.
by mail postage paid. daily one year. $3.50 STA
months. $40; three months, 81.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16

THE WEEKLY TINEs. by mail, postage paid
one year, 81 SIX months. 30 cents; three
months, - cents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16

The Danyille Register has received a
mammoth potato, which IL declares is as
big as a pumpkin.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16

The people Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
have been mxuriating in circus.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16
yIRGINIAIiEMs.


vIRGINIAIiEMs.
Gathered from our state Exchanges.
General G. w G. Lee is again out after
his recent severe attack.
M. % Nro.foil, ord portsmoptb
! NJ Up v. 49, 49, 80; -, c;rcns
Tho Doryillo Ren.,oy has received q
,oonnotb notsto which II declares is ms
hi@ as numnLin
Tho State oaners are inst now direct
inc ,noro fime and snac, to che usurper
Pond, and .tbe modern JeTreys" then
.,,,ti.i,., oise
poo,,t. Couoo-. az Solon has falfon
.I'',..l,,r sfo ana L,. tto I..tl ~
H.. ,f.-.. pl.'i....r o.l,.a fo,p VOLS
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'''' -. ''' C-,.,in,,,,, ~, 5rnnl in
'.'' '.,Ii' nI ,''aI 49, .ho6, bf. sweet
, .'',."'t ",'' p.,j f,.s".e She refused
,''',. fr.5,.',. ~ r.roly.r. and fred
~. i.'- "nI I..b.u n,.sod closa fo her
, '. '- IL. .,rr.s,eJ
.,.r... .t.p...i
Vn lasl oa'uiu'1 "i-'' say ~. "'l ',
ton ''ltcAieHo"'5 ''"",5 .t,... 49,
ABOUT lVo ciotA; 'i'' p'Of'.'Ii ''.''
ly were ,,,...aI .lc' ny ,l' .N i''' t..,i...,
meteor .et' '. .i.. -, , ,-,i1
H-u, p's''n- '"''' '- .f... 81. .i..1 l...".
i.oI 'lls'' a'' ',o'i A.,
'"'l' "'i '''''- ''''''' '''
was i'eal"'
The CharloilesNil,ee g'I,fs'H,'" says.
ms session OF loc University mas open
eel win very i'ileIlH- prospects. Up 10
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16

Leftover" is the nam of a new an a
murder0us munifiOn Of war IN Russia.
II was discovered by a Russian engineer,
aud is as strong as pyroxyline and ten
times cheaper than saltpelre powder 10
possesses great superiority over all eN-
plosiyes of the dynamite class By The fact
that when fired It's force does not strike
downward, bat entirely forward. 10 can
be used. it is said for all purposes TO
which ordinary gun-powder is now APP
piled without any damage TO the weapon
discharged. The Minister of War Is hay-
Ing a special factory built for its manu-
features. The composition is secret
y Y Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16

The State papers are just now direct
ing more time and space to "the usurper
Bond and "the modern Jeilreys than
anything else
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
THO UGHTS or THE ia Y ON MEN AND
THINGS.
Depew's Panic Denied-Street-Car "Hh-
nerS-"London Times" on Nachts-farks
of Wasbington-Prohts Of the Bosses.
The New Explosive.

Mr.. Depew having been cited as au-
thoritv for an expected money pressure,
the HerfH reviews the statement attrib-
uied TO him. and after showing that there
is no danger. concludes its article with
the following, and supplements 1t with
Mr. Depew's denial
We do not share Mr.. Depew's appre-
tensions. therefore Indeed we will not
conceal our surprise that he should have
taken up the part of Cassandra at TINS
time Ills is the case Of a man who has
lost the true perspcc i've, and who Is
blinded by a sudden and near view OF
some local speculatiOns, and believes the
whole country has gone gambling.
T.. S.-As we 60 10 press dispatch
from Cleveland reports Mr.. Depew as
saving that he was misunderstood by the
gentleman who interviewed him In 81.
Louis. and that in his belief there is no
more danger Of panic than there is OF
am earthquake in this depot. The earn
ings of the railroads. which are, ] think,
as correct a criterion of prosperity as ex-
lists Mr.. Depew adds, "are at present, on
the Vanderbilt system, simply magniti-
cent, and from what can learn and see
they are equally as rood on most Of the
railroads of the country. Business pros
perity is at present established on the
best foundations, and | can see no con-
tingencies that may arise to shake 1t.
Industrial establishments are thriving
this year as never before, commerce is
active and strong, and the business in
tpresfe Of the cOuntry i'm a healthy and
vigorous condition
All right, Mr.. Depew. We agree with
every word.
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Gathered from our state Exchanges.
General G.. w. c. Lee is again out after
his recent severe attack.
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broken at the upper end by the proximity
of hundreds OF the worse dives In tue
city. and at the lower end by the tracks
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
which run directly across the driveway
". J. SIM.
~sWhaiever difference between the This
lie and the Volunteer the third conflict
NAV determine the question OF supre-
macy Is settled. Centerboard has beaten
keel. 1t may be, when the nautical scien-
lists come to overhaul the Thistle, that
they will find that she is ovcrmastegd
and overboomed, but it is exceedingly
doubtful whether even a radical aitera-
ton in her sail pan would bring her and
the Volunteer together.
We shall have to Try again For the
matter of that we are going TO. new
second classer is to be built on the clyde,
and another attempt will be made next
year 10 restore the American cup to
Great Britain. -Lond0n Sporting Lge.
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1t is probable that the District Com
missioners will. in their annual report,
suggest 20 Congress the proprety of
wiping out of Washington the entire
community of saloons and policy shops
known since the war as The Division.
The plan is 20 condemn all the buildings
between Ninth and Fifteenth and + and
+ streets, and tear them down and add
the ground on which they stand to the
Government Reservation or Mall, which
extends from the Capitol 10 the Washing
ton Monument The Mall is a series Of
open parks in which are situated the
Smithsonian Institute, the Agricultural
Department, the National Museum and
the new medical museum Of the War
Department. 4 series of open drives
extend the whole distance. The beauty
and object of the whole reservation is
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abe Eaiiu Gintfs.

Published at Richmond. Virginia, 10y the TIMES
Publishing Company.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16

The Charlottesville bf,roann ,ay.
This session of tbe University has open
ed with very iattering prospects. Up to-
date about 300 have malricu.ated, which
is eighty odd more than at This daic last
session 10 is believed the first half ses
sion will bring in over 3'j against Bob
last year. and That The total numberot the
session will reach 400 Much active work
and advertisement has been done by the
chairman and assistant chairman since
last session closed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16

Daisy VI, having asked a New York
paper for am opinion ON the man who
won't give his seat 10 q lady i'm the street.
car, the paper secured The following an-
swers. which show how differently they
do things there
] should like 90 answer If in crowded
caramn should select yout0oHerhIs seat
90. and you the only pretty stylish look
ing woman in the car. rest assured good
motives did NOT prompt him in SO doing.
and show him That sou consider The act an
insult by Offering the seat t0 one of your
poor sisters. unfortunately not 500 well
dressed as to attract ile overly kind
mans heart BEAUTY
lie certainly paid five cents for the
privilege OF seat u you dnd Chat the
car is crowded wait for The next
Lucy BRADSHAW.
Daisys friend. mo- doubt. q. in business.
and bow does She know hu. that 10 was
his first opportunity of the day ior rest
Ii such was thc case 10 is hc chat deserves
her sympathy, and not the fine lady.
LlZETIA MAY
Nine times out of ten DO is fO place y0u
under obligation 10 him ihat ihe man
gives mp his seat and YOU pay for your
seat ten thousand time. over hy putting
up with his inso.ent gIanccs loNA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16

Entered ut the Richmond (yaJ Postoihce
A. eecond-c.ass matter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16

Liberal commission 10 agents 20 solicit sub
scriptions.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16

on last Saturday night, say, the Boyd
ton lMecklenblrg county, DfW0rfW
"about lOo'clock. the Deoplein this yicin-
iv were startled by the explosion of o.
meteor. When seen IL was "a brilliant
light passing from the southeast 90 Che
northeast. and soon after DO died ont %
dull, mmbling sound like di-lantthundcr
was heard
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16

EooAnL Wts.r,s
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-16

Because boy called out Rats at
Texas Hauy's free show in Halifax the
other day. serious difficulty came near
being piecipi,atcd.